A group of Buddhist monks walking from Forth Worth, Texas to Washington D.C. spent New Years Eve in Georgia, having just passed through Atlanta in the days prior. The "Walk for Peace" crossed into ...

Many around the country have been captivated by the Buddhist monks taking part in a 120+ day Walk for Peace across part of the United States. The group started their 2,300-mile journey in Fort Worth, ...

Nineteen monks are completing a 2,300-mile journey from Texas to Washington, D.C., to promote peace and unity. The group reunited in Snellville with a fellow monk who lost his leg after being hit by a ...

Crowds were in a frenzy as “monk mania” made its way to DeKalb County. Hundreds lined the streets and filled a park where the Buddhist monks spoke about peace and forgiveness. It was all a part of the ...

The viral sensation that is the Walk for Peace continues to make its way through Georgia, with fans anxious to see the monks and offer them flowers as well as words of encouragement. Soon the monks ...

A group of Buddhist monks walking from Fort Worth, Texas to Washington D.C. have reached the Atlanta metro area, and their path now takes them inside the perimeter. The monks, under the name of a ...

The 2,300-mile "Walk for Peace," led by Bhikkhu Pannakara, is making its way to the greater Mid-Atlantic region, but you'll still need to travel to see Pannakara and the group of "Walking Monks" on ...

Massive crowds in Morrow overwhelmed the venue, forcing last-minute changes for safety during the monks’ Walk for Peace stop. Attendees and officials described the gathering as a rare moment of unity ...

FAYETTE COUNTY, Ga. — Massive crowds in two counties lined the streets to see more than a dozen Buddhist monks who are on a 2,300-mile journey for peace. The monks stopped for lunch and spoke to the ...

ATLANTA (AP) — A group of Buddhist monks is persevering in their walking trek across much of the U.S. to promote peace, even after two of its members were injured when a truck hit their escort vehicle ...

Many residents, including those in Georgia, are running out to the streets to see and cheer on the monks involved in the Walk for Peace. But what is it and why are they doing this? Here's what we know ...